Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 28, 1956, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto o o o o o O o O MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FltfE O Q O o Lasl of Alaska Crash Victims Brought Out An-hor;i?o. Ala : 'J3 The bod!- of two of tr. c:aht men kili'd v.-r.cn a KP.2 Ai" 3 Force $!;.ne cra.-ht-d on a bw. tain .V) mi!s r.orh'c.f h re Wti-,l.'--dair niKht will b rrturned to Elrnfudorf Air Force Ease here ofiy. o o Bodies of the other six crew men0 were returned .to Elmen Oiorf Thursday from . the crash 0 scene near Willow, Alaska. Peter Corcoran, a railroad sec 0 tion foreman at Willow, said the plane's i.a-i of fuel" exploded an.? sefit a huw shower of flame O ndsmoke several hundred feet into Jhe air. t Officials at Turner Air Force Ease 3m Albany, Ga., "said the ine left Elmendorf on - a routine training mission. They identified the crew members as Q ir.i'din2 1st Lt. Thomas H. Pat ton, 3$. Co jallis. Ore., and Air man 2c William P Hodgson, 20, Redwood Cty, Caiif. Clare Boothe Luce Returns To States 3jfw York 'IIs Retirine Ambassador to Italy Oare Booth Luce fetuxied home to day fora "gdlorn vacation ?hf je th.ere is plenty of sun and sea." Mrs. I.uce and her husband. publicr i!nry Luce, arrived at Nevu York International Air port today on a fliifht from Eome'. 0 "?i.?rs. Luce, twing replaced as ambassador to Italy by San Francisco businessman James Zellerbach, - refused to discuss her iuture plans except to say she planned the vacation and in tended to answer a number of O letters. Asked if she would be interested iff another diplomatic post, trip blonde diplomat said "my plar.s tor the future depend entirely on how I feel after my rest"." , 0 . Wondering What To Do With That CHRISTMAS CHECK? HERE S A WONDERFUL IDEA ... AND SAVE. TIME . I i o i JS0?Z v : ? : 6 " . - 1 k V 9 - i - n i ' x - r" " ''' ' ' ' ' HJ , j1 1" ' ONLY C ' '0 I YouMI Love This WS MATCHED PAIR fTf Vi In Meadow Green 4H m(MMMM DELUXE AUTOMATIC yUU!RLpUA;ALr HOME LAUNDRY tHotpoint LJ16 Automatic Washer G AU porcelain. Inside and out! Two-tycfe Wond-R-Dial control I Pushbutton water-temperoturs selection f Automatic Sediment Swirl-out! ut;mofic fill full or partial loeds ! s Oeop Overflo- Rinse) Winner & o JO O jL 127cJMorth Central Avenue. SOLD HILL Meetings Feature Parties By MHS. CLYDE KELL Guid Hill The week pre ceding Cnristmas was a busy one in this area, with most of the clubs holding their annual Yule-j tide parties at the regular De cember meetings. The first of these was the Am ethyst Rebekah Friendship club meeting Monday. Dee. 17. at the home of Mrs. Robert McDaniels. Nomination of ofiicers was held during the business meeting, with the president, Mrs. Paul Molloy. officiating. Those nominated were Mrs. Donald Morrow, president; Mrs. McDaniels. vice president; Mrs. Molloy. secretary; and Mrs. Charles Bell, treasurer. Secret pals were revealed, and gilts were exchanged. Tiie hostess presented each member attending a pastel or gandy apron which she had made. Mrs. McDaniel used the tra ditional holiday decorations for the occasion. The table center piece, where she served ti e re freshments, was made of red can dies and small reindeer, placed in a crystal bowl and flanked by silver tinted pine cones. Area Dairymen Elected To Oregon Council Portland Two M e d f o r d dairymen were elected to the state board of directors of the Oregon Dairy council at their 23rd annual meeiing recently in Portland. Elected were Victor Eirdseye, Medford dairyman, and a rep resentative from Snider's Dairy, Medford. Dr. William E. Bracker, Med ford dentist, was a speaker dur ing one of the council programs. Salem IIP The State Public Utilities Commission has fixed speed limits for trains on all lines of the Spokane, Port land and Seattle Railway. Ore gon Electric Railway and the Oregon Trunk within towns of less than 100,000 population. . . SAVE MONEY . of Holpoint Deluxe Dryer 'Jackson County's Exclusive Hotpolrt Dealer" Across from Medford. Oreaon Phone 3-5306 The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Clar ence Parsley, Sardine Creek. The McDaniels moved into their new home two months ago. They had lived in Gold Hill for a number of years. The Past Noble Grands club, of Amethyst Rebekah lodge, held its annual Christmas party Tues day night. Dec. 18, at the home of Mrs. William Ferguson on Sec ond ave. Mrs. Walter McLean was co-hostess. Twenty-three members were present, including Mrs. Rena Palmcrton of Rogue River. The group sent Christmas cards to all absentee members and shut-in Rebekahs. The home was decorated with a lighted tree. On the mantel was a Santa in a sleigh drawn by reindeer, and arrangements of evergreens and holly. Mrs. J. Les Graffis. president, conducted the business session. It was reported that the club' project of building a new cup board for cups and saucers in the kitchen of the lodge hall had been carried out. The cupboard was built by George Hoff, a Re bekah member. The club voted to pay him for materials used for the cupboard. Christmas gifts were ex changed, with names of secret "Amethyst friends'' revealed. New names were drawn for the coming year. The hostesses served Christ mas cookies, fruit cake, tea and coffee. The next meeting was sched uled for Jan. 24 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Paul Thompson, with Mrs. William Hittle as co hostess. The choir of the Community Methodist church provided en tertainment by singing Christ mas carols at a meeting of Ame thyst Rebekah lodge Wednesday i night. Dec. 19 at the Gold Hill Odd Fellows hall. ! The choir selections included 1 "Gloria in Excelsis Deo," with a . . SAVE Matching Hetpoint LB16 Dryer Precision electric timer! : ' CalrocrS heating units! Mirror-Mnooth porcelain chassis and drum! Completely insulated keeps heat inside! Largest lln screen for foster dry-irgi Mrs. Fred Wilkins, 1839 Myers Penney's 137 East Main Street. Ashland. Oreaon Phone 9-5831 El trio part sung by Mrs. Paul Mol-; loy. .'.n.ss uixie Walker and Miss Donna Burnett. The group was directed by Mrs. C. Norman Gail, and piano accompaniment was by Mrs. Grace Bruce. Other members of the carol group were Mrs. Howard Wal ton, wife of the pastor of the church, Mrs. Sam Jones and daughter. Marie. Mrs. J. Les Graifis. Mrs. Roy Esfcew. Miss Neida Robbins. Miss Rose Drake, Miss Grace Gail. Miss Terry Turner, Misses Helen and Susan Hood. The lodge meeting was con ducted by Mrs. Clarence Parsiey, noble grand. Mrs. Wilmer Bailey was elected vice grand. Members planned to raise money to help buy treats for tiie Odd Fellows Christmas party. The party was held Friday night at the lodge hall, Mrs. Parsley and Mrs. Ferd Jones were in charge of the children's program. At the close of the meeting, decorated Christmas cakes were served with coflee, by Mrs. Les ter Parker and Mrs. Paul Thomp son. Mrs. Roy Bornaman pre sented each member with a small "grab-bag"' gift. Next meeting of the lodge will be Wednesday, Jan. 2. The play, "Light in My Win dow," was presented over KBES TV Wednesday night Dec. 19, with the following children from the Handby school appearing in the cast: Connie Morris, Greg ory Applin, Kerry Koopman, Cheri Jerolamon, Reba Taylor, Jackie George and Donald Gail. A chorus of 31 students also appeared on the program. Mrs. Ida von Buskirk was as sisted by Mrs. Lois Stabler in directing the play. Mrs. Mar gurite Black was the choral di rector and Mrs. Gerturde Jacob son played the piano for the group. A group from the Community Methodist choir went caroling Dec. 19, Mrs. C. Norman Gail Highway 99 North, entertained them later in the evening at her home. Instead of holding a gift ex I change the members each i brought a can of food wrapped in IIP Lane f.v; " i Christmas paper. The can of food was placed in a box and given to a needy family. Mrs. Paul Molloy and Mrs. Grace Bruce also attended the affair. ! The Gold Hill Garden club held its Christmas party at the j home of Mrs. Arthur Bove on ; Highway 99 North with Mrs. M. Schoenneman as cohostess. A dessert luncheon preceded a short routine business meeting, which was conducted by Mrs. George Smith, past president. The president, Mrs: William Fields was unable to attend the meeting, due to illness. , The club voted to send a dona tion to the Christmas Seal Sale. "Weedy friends" were reveal ed, and a gift exchange held. Mrs. Boye decorated the room with a tree, where the gifts were placed. 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Odd Fellows and Rebekah ; lodges. More than 250 people attended I the Odd Fellows and Rebekah ! Christmas program at the IOOF jhall Friday. Dec. 21, with 200 children receiving treats from Santa Claus. I The lodges have sponsored the I annual event for more than 30 i years. 1 H. D. Force welcomed the ; crowd and introduced A. A. I Walker who acted as master of j ceromonies. ' Children taking part in .the INFRA-RED HEAT LAMP 98c With Base $3.45 Electric Heaters $10.75 Tropic-Aire 1320 Watt Fan Driven Portable 3 Pastel fO Colors.......... ...jPO.Ua THERMOSTATICALLY CONTROLLED Radiant and Fan Soar WOW $15.95 FLASH BULBS General Electric m Midget ..Dos. 89c PH5 . do, $1.1 5 Svlvania Press 25 DM.$I.39 YOUR CHOICE .TV IJilljJLj Film Developing and Printing FAST TOP QUALITY LOCAL SERVICE In by 10:00 Out by 4:30 Regular Prices Easy-Tubbing Nylon THROW RUGS J.ulh -colored. Completely washable and last drying Will not shed lint 24-in. by 36-in. It's reversible. 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